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Chemistry, 15.02.2022 08:40 jacob7758

Copper forms a substitutional solid solution with silver (known as sterling silver) where copper and silver exist in lattice point positions. If the densities of pure Cu and Ag are 8.96 and 10.49 g/cm3, respectively, compute the number of copper atoms required to create a 1 cm3 sterling silver alloy with 7.5 wt% copper.

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